From stop motion animator Adam Pesapane, aka PES, comes this new food-themed animated short showing the making of guacamole using a grenade, a baseball, dice, Monopoly houses, and more. (If this looks familiar, you've probably seen his popular short, "Western Spaghetti.") More
In our latest playlist, we see food come to life with stop motion animation. Watermelons can frolic in the park! Pancakes can make themselves! A cupcake can fall in love with a squash! Watch these videos and some of our other favorite animated shorts in our playlist above or visit the playlist's page at YouTube. More
This is pretty neat. ESPN released this stop-motion animation of its favorite Super Bowl moments — made of food. I especially like the Santonio Holmes made-of-pizza bit at 0:35, and the portrait of Drew Brees and his son from Super Bowl XLIV. [via @DetectiveFisch] More
Many brave hot dog-nubbin fighters gave their lives in the great battle of Team Banana vs. Team Soda Can. Watch the carnage unfold in this video. More
Didn't I just post a video featuring anthropomorphic watermelons? Um...yeah. But here's another. Because anthropomorphic watermelons brighten the hell out of my day. More
Few things warm my heart quite as much as watching a flock of bug-eyed watermelons deliriously frolic and dance in a park to a happy tune. These are the happiest watermelons in the history of all watermelons. More
If apples, pineapples, melons, lemons, jelly beans, chocolate truffles, popcorn, cupcakes, and wafer cookies performed in a ballet, it might look a little something like this. More
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Annecy International Animated Film Festival, French artist Alexandre Dubosc made this stop motion animation of making a cake in a laboratory-like kitchen. More
It only takes one infected can of kidney beans to zombie-fy a whole kitchen. And then...you. More
What would The Nightmare Before Christmas be like if it had centered on St. Patrick's Day instead of Christmas? It would have a lot more frat boys and vomit (but feature the same catchy songs sung by Jack Skellington). More
